Live Webinar: Experience with Low-cost (MOS VOC) sensors for residential ventilation
The talk will summarize research done in Denmark on the usability of low-cost air quality sensors for controlling of residential ventilation. The experiments studied sensors’ performance under typical air polluting activities occurring in homes. The presentation will also discuss pros and cons with respect to sensors’ suitability for demand control of residential ventilation.
Organizer
bauinformation.com
Content Description
This event presents selected and for Austria relevant findings from the IEA EBC Annex 68: Indoor Air Quality Design and Control in Low Energy Residential Buildings.
Program
This presentation is the second part of a four part webinar series:
- Part 1: Wohnraumlüftung in energieeffizienten Gebäuden in Österreich und Europa; Dr. Gabriel Rojas
Live Webinar, 12. November 2020, 2pm - Part 2: Experience with Low-cost (MOS VOC) sensors for residential ventilation – Response to typical pollution activities and suitability for demand control; assoz. Prof. Dr. Jakub Kolarik
Live Webinar, 10. December 2020, 2pm - Part 3: Küchendunstabzüge in Kombination mit Wohnraumlüftung; Dr. Gabriel Rojas
Live Webinar, 20. January 2021, 2pm - Part 4: Nachträgliche Integration der Wohnungslüftung im Bestand – mit einfacher, kostengünstiger und effizienter Luftführung; assoz. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Pfluger
Live Webinar, 18. February 2021, 2pm
Target Audience
- Ventilation unit manufacturer
- Qualified personnel from building services planning
- Developer
- Property management
- public administration
- Architects
- Researchers
Participant Information
Contact Address
FH Salzburg
Study program Smart Building
Gabriel Rojas
E-mail: gabriel.rojas@fh-salzburg.ac.at
Web: www.bauinformation.com